The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-06

Elk-Bronk & VanDyke, built house
q ID barn on sec. 80. Barn 24x96, gra-
nary 16x3.. A house was built on sec.
6. Ol"t Nolen built house and barn.
J. Joynsen, on former Aiken place,
built house and barn.
Summit Lake-W. +. Moss built
house and barn on section S5 G.. T..
Buick built sheep shed 24x62. e.. AL
ley built fine two story dwelling.
Bigelow-John DeBoos and &. G.
OAK, the merchants, both improved in
the way Of sheds. barns, etc. Wagner.
their land, and Mr.. Welp built ma.
chine shed, barn, etc. IL. +. Yeskc,
sec. IS, built house. barn. etc. John
Riley, on sec. 16, built house.
Dewald--A Schaefer. near Rush
more, built one Of the largest stock
barns in the county. W. II. Hollis
built creamery.
In and about Round Lake station.
n. Elliott, in town, built house and
barn. Mr.. Robinson built house. Geo
Morgan built house. Mr.. Heath built
house.
Geo. W. Gale. in Bloom township,
built barn, 24x48. We hear of many
houses having gone up in the north
side of the county but have not been
able to get names etc.
In the west end there was considera.
ble building, but we have been able to
get at only few. In the banner wheat
township of Grand Prairie. J. Leece
built 4 two story dwelling on section
"a. In the village of Ellsworth NJ. J.
Bryan built a two story dwelling. 16x
"a. Thos. Johnson, i dwelling, 22x24
NJ. Fahey. dwelling, same size. A. NJ.
Crosby, a machinery warehouse, so
feet long.
In Little Rock, John Faragher built
house and barn. Jas. Mylroi built
large dwelling house.
In Adrian there was no doubt con-
siderable building. but we recall only
the Jones bank block, and dwellings
by Thos. Barnett, Henry Faragher and
J. F. Flowers.
Hammerberg & Son furnish US the
following list "f work done during the
past season, some of which is included
in the above list:
I.angseth Bros, barn.
Oliver Thompson. barn.
n. A. Call. warehouse.
Geo. J. Day. barn.
BRONX Il VanDyke, granary.
| Andrew Hedberg, barn 16x:0, value
$500.
d. W. Chute, dwelling 14x3O, value
| $3.50.
Chalsten. dwelling, 14x26. value $3.50.
Philip Anton, dwelling lGx 4; leanto
Sx10; value 500.
| j. SchOck. dwelling 16X2O; leantO Sx
| 10; value $500.
John Larson, dwelling.
Clark Peas, dwelling lGxoi, value
| $1,000.
Geo. Rose. dwelling.
William Norman, dwelling.
| J. J. llansbereer, dwelling.
Ed PANEL, leanto on barn, 16xSo,
value $500.
F. G. Cranlall, dwelling.
Aug. Johnson, adj. $30O.
! Steeple on Lutheran Church, value
1925.
| $. Alien furnishes the following
summary of his seasons work, most OF
which is included above:
House and barn for s. Mclean, on
farm, S7O0.
| Bronx 4 VanDyke, Elk, house and
| barn. $500.
Catholic church. Worthington.
Gibson's house and barn, diagonal
road. $3.50.
Mr.. B!y's house and barn. Cost.
house $1,000; barn 5000.
| Ed Carnes' house. $3.0 600.
i. W. Lyons hous" and barn. $500.
| Goa, house to schoolh"nse. $3.50.
H. F. .Johnson's improvement. $500.
Days cattle barn. 5OxSO feet. ]. l5x
so. 20 it. posts. basement. Cost 50 ,0G0.
| Mr.. Anton. south Of town, stable,
12x24 $3.50.
| IL. j. I.udlow's barr 4Ox40. 90 #.
posts. l. 22x6O. II #. posts. $3.50.
G.. T. Pope's house, addition. 5000.
Addition to Mitchell's store, $500.
II. William s. house. $780,
Thos. Lynch, Summit Lake, house,
14x22, $3.50.
Other improvements, $1,000.